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ROI: Three letters that need to be identified to decide any business commitment; three letters that potential clients ask our sales department about all the time; three letters around which we’ve accumulated the following data, to answer those questions…   Leverage your investment in salesforce.com The listed price for Salesforce is $125 per user each...
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Seventy-five percent – that’s the number of organizations with some sort of employee recognition program, according to research by Bersin and Associates. Seems like a positive thing for three out of four businesses, right? Not entirely. The same research revealed that 87 percent of those recognition programs focus on tenure and that tenure-based recognition has...
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The bestselling book “Drive” written by Daniel Pink tackles an issue everyone, salesperson or not, deals with on a daily basis—motivation. In his book, Pink writes that people’s primary motivation is to achieve a high level of performance and, ultimately, satisfaction in all aspects of their lives. And salespeople are no different. One of the most...
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Let me try to paint a picture of what far too many companies face when it comes to Salesforce adoption (or of any sales CRM system). According to CSO Insights, 74% of sales organizations have poor CRM adoption so this is no small issue. Phase 1: This is going to be incredible!!! Your management team...
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Behavior Modification: Then vs. Now Have you ever heard it takes 21-days to make or break a habit?  This rule of thumb is thought to have originated from “Psycho-Cybernetics” a self-help book from the 70’s (a time when Led Zeppelin, The Who, and Pink Floyd were  the new,  popular bands to put things in perspective)....
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Competition is one of nature’s most basic functions. It remains a powerful instinctual drive within us and it goes without saying that competition is the driving force in a sales team. Salespeople not only compete against each other as individuals, but also as groups and sometimes, against themselves. Meeting and exceeding goals is what keeps...
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